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One comprehensive definition of restorative justice is to restore the community, the victim, and the offender back to where they were before the crime occurred. If a juvenile was caught breaking and entering and was taken to a hearing in juvenile court, what would you consider restorative justice for this young person?

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One comprehensive definition of restorative justice is to restore the community, the victim, and the offender back to where they were before the crime occurred. If a juvenile was caught breaking and entering and was taken to a hearing in juvenile court, what would you consider restorative justice for this young person?

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The restorative justice that can be considered for this young person is community service. The primary reason for chosing this option is the fact that young offenders not only should be hold accountable for their actions, but should also be provided an opportunity to repair the harm they have caused. Community service is one ...

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